ost-COVID conditions can include a wide range of ongoing health problems that can last weeks, months, or years. Clinicians in all arenas need to learn to recognize signs and symptoms as well as assist patients in dealing with these conditions.  At the end of this lecture, attendees will be able to: 

1. Describe the impacts of post-COVID conditions.
2. Discuss the diagnosis of post-COVID conditions.
3. Develop treatment plans for patients with post-COVID conditions.  

Thirty Million Americans, and 400 million people world wide have COPD.  Yet half of them have never been diagnosed.  How can this be the 3rd most common chronic condition, 3rd leading cause of admission, and 3rd leading cause of death, ... yet be hidden in plain site.  Healthcare providers on the front lines have the opportunity to ask the question, 'Could this be COPD?', and crack the code on the invisible epidemic.  At the end of this activity, learners will be able to: 

1. Recognize patients at high risk for COPD
2. Iidentify screening tools and methods to confirm their index of suspicion.
3. Lead a 'find the missing millions' in their place of service.
4. Advise patients where they should or could go next for confirmatory testing, and more information.
5. Identify social determinants of health that predispose patients to the risk of COPD.

This is a review of the management of three common pediatric illness visits.  At the end of this presentation, participants will be able to: 

1. Identify the pathology of three of the most common viral processes in the pediatric population--RSV, Flu and HFM.
2. Recognize hallmark symptoms and physical exam findings in these common viruses. 
3. Familiarize themselves with different management techniques and currently accepted treatment options for the pediatric population affected by these viruses.